present the done box if you're done and let you get rid of it if you
want. It's not beautiful, by any means, but it gives you an easy link
back to your Gallery when you're finished.
Fixes ticket #479.
Created a new view "movieplayer.html.php", which is rendered by
Item_Model::movie_img(). Changed movie.html.php to use movie_img to render
the movie player link.
otherwise some browsers (Firefox, at least) thinks that it needs to
revalidate. At least in my case, it appears that my proxy tacks on
restrictive Cache-Control headers if they aren't there.
1) Don't use $_SERVER, use Input::instance()->server(). This fixes the problem
that when you use a browser that doesn't pass in an Accept-Encoding, we'd
barf on a missing array key
2) Don't bother looking up the _gz key if we don't have gzencode, because we
probably didn't store one.
3) Only emit the gzip Content-Encoding header if we're actually sending back
gzipped data.
in my last refactor):
1) Actually combine the JS (I was only combining the CSS)
2) Add line breaks between the files and comment them so that we can
find a specific file inside the blob.
3) Add an HTML comment to help developers figure out why they can't
find their CSS/JS.
doesn't fix the problem that we need to support multiple media types
(the original code had superfish using just "screen", and some other
deviations).
There's no code yet to support multiple media types, but it would not
be too difficult to create buckets based on media.
1) Create public javascript() and css() functions and turn __call()
into a private function to protect us against having some random
type show up in there. Otherwise anything you put in the 2nd
argument gets emitted in the header which is a security hole.
2) Fix a bug ("$key = $key[0]") which was breaking functionality.
Eliminate the hex check, it's not really necessary in the majority
case and doesn't hurt us in edge cases.
3) Convert some empty() calls to !, no need for a function call there.
4) Add phpDoc.
1) CSS files are added to the combined version by use of $theme->css() or $theme->css_theme() methods
2) url references in the css are converted to full paths as opposed to relative
3) @import statements in the css are resolved as well.
4) need to move the [if IE] statements into the css files so the will be honored in the browser. currently the ie fix css are always included.
jhilden
Bharat Mediratta
Tim Almdal
Andy Staudacher